Riding Into The Unknown
July 7th, 2009

This post goes with the previous poem about death. It is a clarification, if you will, about what I was asking for.
Riding into the unknown, death really is unknown, and it can be scary, what would make a normally sane person call out to the unknown, in the form of death, in a way that brings it to her? Desire, the pure desire for the One. Having been in the delightful energy of being loved by the One, I want more, all other desires pale in comparison. I’ve tasted the pure, fresh breath of knowing and being known. I want it only. There is a giving up, always, in order to have something more. It is only my ideas that get in the way.
More and more we can go, deeper and deeper into who we are, dropping, little by little, all false ideas, needs, and beliefs. Giving up completely. Letting it all go, again, for what? What keeps you moving forward? Have you really found something that has changed your life? Don’t you want more of it? But what if I have to let go of something I want to keep, you say? I have never let go of anything I wanted to keep, the One has a way of creating everything in my favor, so that by the time I am giving something up, I am ready and I understand enough of what is going on that I am no longer afraid, and I want to give it up , because I can see how I am held back by it. 
I have come to trust the One enough to be willing to allow myself to be freed of all unnecessary weight. Just like letting go of the body when we leave this earth realm. It is enough to listen to myself today; and then tomorrow, again listen to myself; and on and on. Finding the lost ecstasy of union more and more with each opening. Being filled with an overflow of indescribable sweetness.
Teach yourself not to be afraid of death. We are eternal beings, nothing can change that, and nothing can ever harm us, nothing.
Filed under: Better Feeling Thought, Letting Go, Waking Up, alchemy








July 7th, 2009 at 10:55 am
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July 7th, 2009 at 11:39 am
Hello Anne -
It is so clear to me that the uniqueness of our individual journeys and the way we tell of them is so precious and perfect. I understand quite wqell what you write of – the desire for Death and to be One With The One”….when I was being diagnosed I desired the truth even though I knew part of the who of who I was would no longer be so. And yet the truth as it was made sense – perfect if you will – as I surrendered to the new me and let the old me go or die, so to speak. Also, throughout my life’s journey as I came to surrender to other truths that I had long since tried to escape it was freeing as the illusion of truth died and the truth of my truth surfaced I was one with the one, more or less. I can’t completely apply your words to my journey – I guess that is okay though – any more than you could apply my words to your journey. It seems we have ‘arrived’ in many ways from very different paths along the way and here we are, together, part of “the one”. Amazing huh?
Read Gail’s last blog post at http://knowyourits.blogspot.com
Love to you my friend
Gail
peace…..
July 9th, 2009 at 11:32 am
Yes, it is very amazing. It seems there is always some kind of thread that brings people together. I can see it, most of the time, in each relationship I have. I think you and I bond through unconditional love. Don’t you?
And I see what you mean about our journeys, very alike and very individual. Both good! xoxo
July 10th, 2009 at 4:29 pm
To move to the mental place where death does not exist, where fear has dissolved, shifts consciousness completely. You experience with awakening senses and realize all previous beliefs have been stepping stones to get you where you are.
Liara Covert´s last blog ..7 Steps to guide you to truth